World History Documents vs Filmmaker's Dictionary

WORLD HISTORY DOCUMENTS includes 350 primary source documents and speeches written throughout the course of World History. From the Bible to Obama’s Nobel Acceptance Speech, this application covers the breadth and depth of world history. WORLD HISTORY DOCUMENTS also includes 19 audio and video recordings of famous speeches and addresses. All of the documents in WORLD HISTORY DOCUMENTS can be saved to "favorites" or e-mailed. The program is divided by time periods, and contains a translation of the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament and the Koran. Each document includes an explanation of the importance of that document. Beyond the chronological listings, there are separate sections on British, French, Middle East and United States documents. There is also a section of documents on the laws of war and the speeches of Winston Churchill. Audio and video clips of famous historical personalities in the program include: Benito Mussolini, Neville Chamberlain, Adolf Hitler, Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Charles Degaulle, Fidel Castro, David Ben Gurion, John F Kennedy, Anwar Sadat, Menachem Begin and more. Each document entry in WORLD HISTORY DOCUMENTS includes an explanation of the significance of the treaty, law, section of the Bible or key points of a speech. Documents can be accessed chronologically, or often by groups. You can also do a full text search of all of the documents Effortlessly search for any document, save favorites, as well e-mail documents to friends and colleagues. Leveraging over 20 years of research and development, this is MultiEducator's second application in the company's new line of History on-the-Go products.

Filmmaker's Dictionary is a quick reference for film industry terminology and jargon heard across all facets of the business. This is app is great for people who are new to the industry, and will give you an instant leg up. The app also has a flash card game to help you increase your knowledge. Take things even further by submitting terms or suggesting edits to existing terms. We are constantly adding terms to the dictionary.